Staff is lovely, office is small but cozy and puts you at ease. Very clean and smells lovely,…read morecalming atmosphere. You're always greeted warmly and in a timely manner regardless of how busy. Process from start to finish from making an appointment for an interview to going to offices for interviews is extremely streamlined and smooth. One thing to note is, their services are actually "temp-to-hire". After you meet your hour requirements you have the potential to become a permanent employee at the office that hired you on. Their service is a free service to you and only work with medical specialty offices that work on a Mon-Fri schedule, no holidays. They work around your wage requirements and positions interested in so they find you a good fit where you will be happy and valued. It makes job hunting so much easier and the communication is 10x better than applying to Indeed on your own or waiting for other large hospitals to get back to you months after applying. I have worked with this office twice, once in 2020 and again in 2022. They were so nice and polite during the application and interview process and they get to know you on a personal level- not just formalities and what is on paper; a family-like atmosphere. The communication and transparency is wonderful - you always are in the loop and adapt to your needs; you feel valued and not just like another potential employee number or body on their payroll list. Would definitely recommend to anyone interested in the medical field- they are truly wonderful and are unlike any other agency I have worked with prior.

Terribly unprofessional…read more Employee didn't identify themselves to me when I entered and introduced myself. Instead of discussing the job I was there to interview for, I was just handed a packet of paperwork and escorted to fill out forms in an (I'll say it...) office that smelled of dog, and was left alone to fill out scads of forms. I had questions about some of the documents they wanted me to sign, particularly the consent to a credit check (???) and consent to randomly drug test me at their discretion (???), but the woman there was loudly engaged in a telephone conversation about some "dumb" woman's wedding and her "damn" flowers. I couldn't believe the language used in front of prospective employees. I also cannot believe I was supposed to sign all sorts of consent agreements and contracts before even learning about the job, what it paid, and what sort of firm I'd be temping in. A word of warning "A First Choice Staffing Services," you shouldn't be getting your prospective employees to waive their legal rights prior to telling them how much they're going to be making per hour or what exactly they'll be doing. I left before signing anything. These people are unprofessional and I would not want them managing my career or financial affairs, nevermind conducting "background" checks, credit checks, and drug-screening. They don't appear to have any concern for confidentiality, either, what with the overly loud conversation about some unrelated lady's wedding. Getting back into my car, I could still smell the cheap perfume and animal odor that somehow managed to cling to me, so I drove home with the windows down. There are plenty of other employment agencies in the Rogue Valley that value confidentiality, professionalism, and attention to their clients. I'll wager that those other offices don't smell of dog and cheap perfume, either.

Outstanding service always provided. Very detailed with getting the right person for the job. Very…read moreproactive with finding applicants and they go the extra mile to make sure the job request is fulfilled. Thank you to the staff for driving 40 miles to my job site to offer onsite applicant sign up. They really want to understand to site and what is going on to find the best person. They are smaller then other agencies so large orders for people could be a struggle. Past temps I have used all transitioned to full time placement.

Not only are they bad at their job, they have no respect for you or your time. I'd like to know how…read morepeople get jobs when all they do is lean and scowl at the people in the lobby (you know, those of us who are looking for jobs) then wander over and chuckle it up with others who are doing nothing. A lobby full of people, and no one helping us. The person "working" the desk, is rude and either really new or really bad at her job. She couldn't figure out how to message staff (she said this out loud). So, she walked all the way to the person's desk to tell them I was waiting. This happened several more times with other people while I was there. Then, she had to go ask (twice) to ask for help on the computer. Wow. Well, I arrived early because being respectful of people's time is how I work. After the person I was scheduled to see left me sitting there for over half an hour. I asked what was going on. The person I was supposed to see apparently forgot I was there, Not the first time she was showing her incompetence or complete lack of respect. She once asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. Excuse me? I'm a grown woman who has worked hard her whole life, got laid off through no fault of her own, and you want to make light of my situation? You need to grow up Little Miss 22 year old twit and realize people come to you for help-not mockery.And, the receptionist had forgotten to enter my information or save it or some other excuse. So, she demanded my social security number in front of everyone like I was the problem. And, their policy is that you enter that piece of information on the keypad to maintain privacy. I'm not saying it out loud or writing it down. That's not how it's done there-I guess she didn't know that (DUH!) These people have no clue what they're doing. And, what's with the guy who leans on the metal support pole and stares? It's creepy. And, for those of us waiting for help, it's a sign that people here have too much time on their hands and need to get to work. Fire them and let them sit out front waiting for help to find a job. Let's see how they feel when someone stands and glares at them or forgets they're waiting...

I don't have anything positive to say about this, or any, Oregon Employment Office. The best way to…read moredescribe the employees here is with the simple phrase "State Workers". Now you understand what I mean. Don't get me wrong. My parents are state workers and have been since the late 70's. In fact, my father just retired and since I was raised around them I know exactly how it is in these places. Lackadaisical attitude and complete disregard for the needs of employers. When I post an ad for a job and ask that the applicants be screened prior to referral to ensure that my inbox isn't cluttered with hundreds of candidates not qualified for the position, I mean it. Don't tell me that some of the screeners are easily tricked. That's a terrible excuse and not helpful in the least while I'm sifting through useless resumes. And when I'm actively recruiting and ask to hold open interviews at your office, it would be nice if someone gathered up the unemployed and let them know I was on my way. No referrals and an unemployment rate of WHAT in this valley? Someone isn't putting my tax dollars to use. The purpose of the ED is to connect potential employees with employers--or at least that's what their website says. It seems to me that their isn't much in the way of connecting here. The only upside to this particular ED is that there's always plenty of parking. I wonder why...

Unbelievably shabby and disrespectful attitude from the front counter girl. Was she properly…read moretrained in customer service? Obviously not. I came in as advised by the gentleman on the phone. I understood they don't find jobs like an HR dept., and how it generally works, not needing the little lecture about that. The front counter girl was extremely rude and said, "you keep talking and interrupting me[which I never once did]. Can I have a turn?" and just fought me the whole way in attempting to get signed up. "We haven't had any jobs for months," she says after (oddly) wondering what I was doing in their open-to-the-public office. Also questioned what I was told on the phone by her co-worker. Why would I lie?. Just, totally unbelievably demeaning treatment. You smile, you say, "Welcome to Rogue Staffing. How may I help you?" No wonder the place was empty. Pretty useless waste of space to be a staffing agency and have no job prospects for your patrons. I will happily seek employment assistance elsewhere and will spread the word that if people wish to retain their human dignity to stay away from Rogue Staffing.

Did everything they promised, kept me working even when I couldn't perform at one of their clients…read morelocations and kept their promise in mailing me a gift card ($50!) for referring someone to them for work. Great company with some of the nicest people I've ever had the pleasure to work with (and I'm 63!).

For 3 years I try and get a job from them. The job i wanted ended up directly hiring me. I called…read moreJen atleast 1-2 times per month, she wouldn't answer at times or return my calls. I'm glad I got the job I wanted when she said they wouldn't hire me. Now I been there 4 years and I love it. I feel like she just didn't want to help me out as a Mexican American, because now I see how many people she sends to my work place, every week. We get atleast 3 temps per week from Express, yet for 3 years she couldn't get me the job. Absolutely did not see the value of a good individual willing to work for a company. Thank You JEN! YOU EARNED IT...

AVOID this place like the plague…read more I got contacted by nikki jones for a job position over 40 days ago. I came in person 100 mile trip, signed up, did drug test, received i9 and w-2 forms and timecards. I spent hours doing onboarding and signing off on employee handbooks... Then got nothing in return. Constant excuses about the client and the run around. Never got offered any job despite marking myself available daily. Nikki was unprofessional, dodged my calls, i also received harassment and discrimination. I have copies of everything they sent me on email and text. They also had an excuse for not answering their business line it was out of order for two weeks! What a joke. Towards the end of 40 days she said she was gonna call the client again. Nothing. No update after a week. Then when i called her out they said the client is most likely to rescind their job offer, but its still posted on their website. Lies.

Their staffing service was horrible. I responded to a job they posted on craigslist and then…read moresomeone from the agency called me but I was at work and they didn't even bother to try my cell phone even though I listed it on the resume I sent in. The representative talked very fast and did not leave a very clear message so I had to replay her message about 20 times before I could make out what the phone number really was. So They called me back the next day and I answered their questions and the lady told me she was going to send me the job application to my email address so I could apply for the job. She never even bothered to send it to me and made no attempt to ask me if I ever got it. Normally I would have followed up on it but I had a job that was keeping me busy and quite frankly I didn't have time to deal with a flaky Temp Agency to find a job actually related to what I went to school to get a Bachelors Degree in. Very bad service I hope they don't do this to actual unemployed people that are desperate for jobs.

This was a great agency. I was a walk-in midday on Monday. I got an immediate interview with…read moreColleen, who helped me polish my resume with just few questions. She sent it to a particular client that she had in mind within just a couple minutes of speaking with me. I interviewed today and she called me to say I start this coming Monday. Matching me up perfectly with my experience and needs. While timing played a small part in this situation, I believe Colleen's ability to read me, her client knowledge, and her efforts to spruce up my resume prior to sending it to the client really put things over the top for me. Seeing the othwr person's review, I can only think he just wasn't suited for what they were looking for. I have nothing but good things to say at this point.

Have needed a job for the last 6 months, they won't call me back. Because I have a brain…read moreinjury they have not put me to work. I call a lot. I need to feed my family but they discriminate. They will not put me to work. All I need is a chance

Keep requesting they remove me from their mailing list. They refuse to answer their phone and their…read morechat feature is useless. Keep wasting your money Harry&David, as upon receiving your catalog, it will be promptly be placed in my recycle bin.

These people are DEFINITELY NOT on the same page…read more It is a rat race to get something ordered. And then if you decide to cancel because of that it is an even BIGGER rat race and going in circles. Trust me. DO NOT order anything from Harry and David. If you like their items then pick up from a store (best wishes doing that). Dealing with "customer service" is an absolute NIGHTMARE. A) outsourced to India after hours and you can't hear or understand. B) when you do get someone on the phone they don't send you the cancellation confirmation and that's yet ANOTHER EMAIL NIGHTMARE to deal with. Don't go down that rabbit hole! Trust me. I had forgotten I had been caught up in a similar nightmare with Harry and David about 10 years earlier. Trust me. Never again with Harry and David. Ever.